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DMH SP EMHC FY27 FTP Dock Leveler Replacement
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27-444DHS-MENTH-B-53496
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Kane County, Illinois

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This Scope of Services document pertains to the Illinois Department of Mental Health at Elgin Mental Health Center, located at 750 South State Street in Elgin, Illinois. The contract, identified as Project Requisition Number 27-444DHS-MENTH-B-53496 and titled "DMH SP EMHC FY26 FTP Dock Leveler Replacement," solicits bids for the replacement of an existing hydraulic dock leveler with a new Galvanized Dipped 7x8 Hydraulic Loading Dock with 50,000-pound capacity. The work scope includes site verification, removal and disposal of the old leveler, pit preparation and concrete repairs using 4,000-psi concrete mix, installation of the new dock leveler compatible with 208V 3-phase power, electrical reconnection, functional testing with load simulation, operator training, and provision of maintenance guidelines and warranty documentation. A mandatory Pre-Bid Conference is scheduled for Friday, July 31, 2026, at 10:00 AM at the Elgin Mental Health Center FTP Building Main Lobby; attendance is required and bids from non-attending vendors will be deemed non-responsive. The winning bidder must self-perform 100% of the work with no subcontracting permitted.

The contract requires the vendor to comply with all applicable safety standards including OSHA regulations, National Electrical Code (NEC), ANSI MH30.1 standards, and local codes, with specific protocols for Lockout/Tagout, personal protective equipment, fall protection, and hot work permits. The vendor must handle and dispose of all hydraulic fluids, metal parts, and debris in compliance with EPA and local environmental regulations. All vendor staff must sign in and out daily, present valid photo identification, and adhere to facility traffic regulations. The vendor shall provide a standard workmanship warranty along with the manufacturer's equipment and parts warranty. The contract monitor is the Chief Engineer Brad Carroll, with additional oversight contacts including Machinist Chris Tesinsky and Business Office representatives Maureen Zamora and Stacy Fleenor. No pricing information, set-asides, incumbency details, or specific contract term dates are provided in this scope of services document.

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Project Requisition Number: 27-444DHS-MENTH-B-53496 Contract Title: DMH SP EMHC FY26 FTP Dock Leveler Replacement

Location: Elgin Mental Health Center 750 South State Street Elgin, IL 60123

Solicitation Type: Request for Bids

Mandatory Pre-Bid Conference

Date: Friday, July 31, 2026 Time: 10:00 AM

All prospective bidders are required to attend a Pre-Bid Conference scheduled for this bid.

Location: Elgin Mental Health Center-FTP Building Main Lobby (Please sign in at the Lobby and someone will be there to assist you at the location of the meeting).

Attendance is mandatory. Bids submitted by vendors who do not attend will be considered non-responsive. Winning bidder must self-perform 100% of the work in the scope. No subcontracting to secondary companies.

GOAL: Elgin Mental Health Center is seeking for a Vendor to provide the following services outlined on this Scope of Services. The purpose of this contract is replacing the existing hydraulic dock leveler with a new Galvanized Dipped 7x8 Hydraulic Loading Dock 50,000 lb. Capacity, including removal and disposal of the old leveler, concrete/Angle replacement and installation of a new pit‑style hydraulic dock leveler, electrical reconnection to 208 V 3‑phase power, functional testing, and turnover to operations.

1.1. SUPPLIES AND/OR SERVICES REQUIRED:

1.1.1. Pre- Construction and Mobilization: The Vendor shall conduct a site visit thoroughly verifying the existing conditions (pit dimensions, curb angles, structural integrity, electrical proximity, clearances, and access) and confirm required platform size for the minimum capacity unit, lip length, and operating range.

1.1.2. Removal and Disposal: The Vendor should follow all required safety and building standards, including OSHA rules, the National Electrical Code (NEC), the ANSI MH30.1 standard for dock levelers, and any local codes. The contractor must use proper safety practices such as Lockout/Tagout (LOTO), personal protective equipment (PPE), fall protection, and hot work permits when welding or cutting. All hydraulic fluids, metal parts, and debris must be handled and disposed of responsibly in compliance with environmental regulations. The Vendor shall remove and responsibly dispose of old equipment and debris (including hydraulic oil per EPA/local disposal regulations). Clean pit and prepare surfaces for installation.

1.1.3. Pit Preparation & Repairs: The Vendor shall inspect curb angles, embed plates, and pit concrete for damage, corrosion, or deformation. Perform repairs needed like saw cut the Rear & Front Curb Angles Out to furnish and form New Galvanized Steel Curb Angles. Pour a using a 4,000-psi concrete mix for the curb/concrete work.

1.1.4. Installation: The Vendor will properly install the new galvanized dipped 7x8 50,000-pound Capacity hydraulic dock leveler compatible with 208V 3-phase power, ensuring it is securely mounted, correctly aligned, and fully functional according to the manufacturer’s guidelines and all applicable standards. Apply rust inhibitor and paint the side curb angles to help prohibit rust to existing curbing and paint to match the new Dock Leveler. Run New wires from the push button station to the dock. All required components, such as bumpers, will be installed as needed, and the unit will be checked to confirm safe and reliable operation.

1.1.5. Testing, Training and Maintenance: The Vendor shall perform a functional test with load or manufacturers-approved simulation and basic operational training to facility personnel to ensure safe and proper use of the new equipment. The Vendor shall provide recommended maintenance guidelines for the new dock leveler, including routine inspection points, lubrication requirements, and safety checks as specified by the manufacturer. The Vendor will also identify the suggested maintenance schedule (such as monthly or annual checks) and any parts that may require periodic replacement. All maintenance information must be included in the final documentation provided at project completion.

1.1.6. Warranty: The Vendor shall provide a standard workmanship warranty, and the new dock leveler shall include the manufacturer’s equipment and parts warranty. All warranty details and documentation must be submitted upon project completion.

1.2. VENDOR/STAFF SPECIFICATIONS:

1.2.1. Elgin Mental Health Center will provide access to the work area, confirm the required equipment specifications, ensure power is available and safely shut off during the work, and coordinate any needed downtime or traffic control inside the facility.

1.2.2. The Vendor must provide all the services needed for this project.

1.2.3. Vendor’s staff/s shall observe and obey all traffic regulations of the Center. Vehicles in violation of Center regulations may be towed from facility at owner’s expense. The Vendor’s staff/s must properly sign in and out each day they are on site and must present a valid photo ID upon arrival. Access to the work area will only be granted to individuals who follow these requirements.

1.2.4. If any work is found to be unsatisfactory, the Vendor will be notified promptly and given the opportunity to make the necessary corrections at no additional cost.

1.2.5. Vendor agrees to remove any of its staff from work under this contract that the Center finds unacceptable for duty, at the Center’s request

1.2.6. The contract monitor is the Chief’s Engineer and/or it’s designee.

Contact Information:

Chief Engineer: Brad Carroll at Bradley.Carroll@illinois.gov Machinist: Chris Tesinsky at Christopher.Tesinsky@illinois.gov Business Office: Maureen Zamora at Maureen.Zamora@illinois.gov or Stacy Fleenor at Stacy.Fleenor@Illinois.gov

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